Innovation is not like switching on a lightbulb for the world. Rather it's local iterative, persistent steps. Thoughts from the Patient Experience Symposium.

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Proem.. 1

Oy, the noise in my head 02:09. 1

Let’s start positive. 03:14. 1

Research and innovation 06:18. 2

Prioritizing innovation – limits 08:32. 3

Innovations in engagement – innovators need innovative settings 09:04. 3

Reflection 09:50  3

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Patient Experience Symposium

COVID-19 Through the Eyes of an American Refugee: A Story of Engagement

Co-Designing Telehealth with Patients the Cambridge Health Alliance

the Society of Participatory Medicine
Hospitals Collaborate to Ensure COVID Care for Every Coloradan
Kaiser Permanente funds community health innovations

Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute, Request for Information: Science of Engagement Funding Initiative

Harlan Krumholz Keynote Patient-Powered Research
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The Show
Proem
As I left the Patient Experience Symposium in Boston, (Yes, an in-person conference. How weird!) I felt schizophrenic. On the one hand, has the healthcare industry progressed at all hardwiring the improvement of patient experience? On the other, OMG, so much innovation! I listened to dedicated,